... made electronic learning (e-learning) and mobile learning (m-learning) tempting for learners in higher education. Despite the growing use of m-learning, particularly in developed countries, its utilization in higher education is still at its early stage and far from its potential. This study...

...Mingyue Fan; Juliet Wanza Ndavi; Sikandar Ali Qalati; Lin Huang; Zhengjia Pu Purpose Studying mobile learning – the use of electronic devices (i.e. cellphone and tablets) to engage in learning across multiple contexts via connection to peers, media, experts and the larger world is a relatively new...

... Publishing Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Mobile learning UTAUT2 Hedonic motivation Learning value Personal innovativeness Information quality COVID-19 Even if the educational field cannot be considered highly dynamic or technical, in the last...

... Student engagement Prior experiences Mobile learning To assist traditional classroom teaching, an increasing number of technologies, such as mobile learning (m-learning), are being introduced into higher education. Mobile learning involves using mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets...

... learning schedules, mobile Web 2.0, pervasive learning systems and web‐enabled self‐regulated learning. The contributors are leading researchers in the field, and many of the papers included in this volume are revised and extended versions of the best work from the major international mobile learning...